The third part of a five-part series, in honor of National Cyber Security Awareness Month. In Part III, Christopher discusses Cybercrimes and Cybercrimminals!
National Cyber Security Awareness Month: Family Safety on the Internet
The second part of a five-part series, in honor of National Cyber Security Awareness Month. In Part II, Christopher discusses Family Safety on the Internet.
Did Europe Really Ban Memes?
Mark Yetter talks about Article 13, Europe’s infamous ban on memes.
National Cyber Security Awareness Month: What is Cybersecurity?
The first part of a five-part series, in honor of National Cyber Security Awareness Month. In Part I, Christopher answers the question—”What is Cybersecurity?”
2018 NYS Digital Government Summit
On September 20, 2018, Christopher Bovee de Soto was given a day of training in the form of going to the New York State Digital Government Summit…
Gaming Graphical Controversies
The recent #PuddleGate controversy over the new Spider-Man game has made me realize how much people tend to overreact over graphical presentation in video games….
The College Experience
Partying, drinking and a packed social calendar. This is the “College Experience”.
The History Of Pixel Art
Devonte Griffiths goes in depth about the history of Pixel Art.
The 21st Annual New York State Cyber Security Conference
Christopher Bovee de Soto writes about his experience at the New York State Cyber Security Conference.
Let's Talk Pokémon
What’s your opinion on the newest generations of Pokémon?
The Manhattan Crisis
When was the last time that you went shopping before looking online to see if you could just simply order that item with the press of a button? That definitely sounds like a much better alternative than going out, spending gas money, wasting time looking, and then waiting in the check out line. This is the exact reason why so many stores are going out of business, especially those in Manhattan.
Saturday Night...Politics?
While some longtime fans of this show agree with this new direction, its ratings have decreased in the new year, causing for suspicion in their choices in satire. Specifically, the plethora of sketches portraying Presidential matters.
SYRE by Jaden Smith - An Album Review
Chris Darby reviews the new Jaden Smith album, SYRE.
Facebook and Politics
What is the connection between Facebook's newsfeed algorithms and the rise of the fake news phenmonen?
What Is Student Government, and What Can It Do for You?
What is the Student Government, what can it do for you, and how can you get involved?
The Legacy of Albert "Al" Mario
The legacy of Albert Mario is something that the students and faculty of SUNY Poly should never forget. The new Mario Cafe located in the Cayan Library will continue to keep that legacy alive and in the minds of everyone who visits the Cafe.
State of the Anti-Culture
Finding common ground with others can be difficult; we all enjoy different things in life, things that are shaped by our prejudices and circumstances as we learn and grow. However, there is one thing I’ve noticed people bonding over more than anything else: their hatred of things.
Mario Café is Open for Business
(Photo courtesy of Tucker Mogren, Genesis Yearbook)
The Mario Cafe in the Cayan Library is open for business!
Creativity on Campus
Creativity on the SUNY Poly campus is finally beginning to find places to flourish.